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DataBank is a US-based colocation and interconnection provider operating a network of enterprise-class data centers across more than 25 metro markets, positioning itself as the provider with data center solutions in more metros than any other US operator. As of 2026, the company’s platform spans over 70 data centers and interconnection sites, including flagship carrier-hotel buildings like 60 Hudson Street and 111 8th Avenue in Manhattan, a historic former Federal Reserve Bank building serving as its Dallas headquarters, and a massive new development, the 292-acre Red Oak campus south of Dallas, where the first four buildings (DFW9–DFW12) have reportedly been fully leased to a single AI company. DataBank was founded in 2005 in Dallas, acquired by Digital Bridge Holdings in 2016, and grew rapidly through acquisitions of C7 Data Centers, 365 Data Centers assets, Edge Hosting, and Zayo’s data center portfolio. Its stated strategy centers on three tiers of ‘edge’ — metro/hyperscale edge, interconnect edge (carrier hotels), and mobile/low-latency edge — aimed at placing infrastructure within 100 miles of most of the U.S. population. In 2026 it has been raising record-setting financing, including a $2 billion construction loan for Red Oak and a joint venture with Australia’s Goodman Group to build a new 32MW AI-ready facility in Vernon, California.
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DataBank operates as a cloud provider and colocation provider, with facilities at the following locations:
Vernon, California, USAVernon Data Center (3094 E Vernon Avenue)PENDING REVIEW This 32MW facility is a 50/50 joint venture between DataBank and Australia's Goodman Group, expected to deliver its first 6MW of capacity in December 2026 and the remaining 26MW by September 2027.
Atlanta, Georgia, USAATL3PENDING REVIEW ATL3 recently underwent a completed expansion, making it one of three DataBank facilities serving the Atlanta metro.
Atlanta, Georgia, USAATL4PENDING REVIEW ATL4 is a single-tenant data center located less than 30 minutes from downtown Atlanta.
Lenexa, Kansas, USASouth Lake Data CenterTIER IIIPENDING REVIEW The South Lake facility is powered by two separate substations with on-site diesel generators, and offers over 6,000 sqft of colocation space with direct on-site connectivity to Tier 1 carriers.
Overland Park, Kansas, USAPine RidgeCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW Pine Ridge houses DataBank's primary Network Operations Center along with three independent data halls totaling over 12,000 sqft of raised-floor space.
New York, New York, USA60 Hudson StreetCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW 60 Hudson Street is regarded as the world's premier carrier hotel, a landmark building central to global internet interconnection.
New York, New York, USA111 8th AvenueCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW 111 8th Avenue hosts over 100 on-site carriers, making it a major global connectivity hub in Manhattan.
Orangeburg, New York, USALGA3PENDING REVIEW This is DataBank's newest NYC-area campus, located 30 miles north of Manhattan and designed to tether to 111 8th Avenue.
Orangeburg, New York, USALGA4PENDING REVIEW LGA4 is a second building under development on the Orangeburg campus.
Cleveland, Ohio, USASterling BuildingPENDING REVIEW The Sterling Building is a tech-focused facility in Cleveland's Theater District dating from 1909, formerly home to the old Sterling Lindner department store.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USAPIT2PENDING REVIEW PIT2 was acquired from 365 Data Centers in January 2017 as part of DataBank's expansion into the Pittsburgh market.
Dallas, Texas, USA400 South Akard (Headquarters)PENDING REVIEW The facility occupies a seven-story building constructed in 1921 to house the U.S. Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, later converted into a data center in 2000.
Houston, Texas, USAHOU3 (Westway Park III)TIER 3PENDING REVIEW HOU3 is a Tier 3 data center located at Westway Park III, dedicated to enterprise colocation services in the Houston market.
Plano, Texas, USADFW3TIER IIIPENDING REVIEW DFW3 is DataBank's flagship Plano campus building, an Uptime Institute Tier III certified facility purpose-built in 2018.
Plano, Texas, USADFW8PENDING REVIEW DFW8 is a 126,000 square foot expansion of DataBank's flagship Plano campus, built adjacent to DFW3.
Red Oak, Texas, USADFW9PENDING REVIEW DFW9 is the first building of DataBank's 292-acre Red Oak megacampus, with interior work targeted for completion around January 2027 for its sister building DFW10 and DFW9 itself expected online in August 2026.
Red Oak, Texas, USADFW10PENDING REVIEW DFW10's interior build-out is registered at a cost of $301 million, with completion targeted for January 2027.
Red Oak, Texas, USADFW11PENDING REVIEW DFW11 is part of the initial 180MW, 600,000-square-foot phase of the Red Oak campus funded by DataBank's largest-ever construction loan.
Salt Lake City, Utah, USADowntown Salt Lake City Data CenterCARRIER-NEUTRALPENDING REVIEW This facility is the primary carrier hotel for the Salt Lake City area, previously operated by C7 Data Centers before DataBank's acquisition.
Culpeper, Virginia, USACulpeper CampusPENDING REVIEW Per DataBank's own site: DataBank states the 85-acre Culpeper campus will accommodate 2 facilities totaling 1.4 million raw square feet and 192MW of critical IT load, located in a Technology Zone with preferential tax treatment.
Ashburn, Virginia, USAIAD1PENDING REVIEW Per DataBank's own site: DataBank describes its 18-acre Ashburn campus (home to IAD1, IAD3, and IAD4) as offering 70MW of utility substation power in the heart of Data Center Alley.
Ashburn, Virginia, USAIAD3PENDING REVIEW Per DataBank's own site: DataBank describes its 18-acre Ashburn campus (home to IAD1, IAD3, and IAD4) as offering 70MW of utility substation power in the heart of Data Center Alley.
Ashburn, Virginia, USAIAD4PENDING REVIEW Per DataBank's own site: DataBank describes its 18-acre Ashburn campus (home to IAD1, IAD3, and IAD4) as offering 70MW of utility substation power in the heart of Data Center Alley.
Does DataBank have AI/GPU-specific infrastructure?
Yes. According to a Dallas Morning News report cited by DataBank, the first phase of its Red Oak, Texas campus — buildings DFW9 through DFW12 — is fully leased to a single AI company, and the company is separately developing a new 32MW 'AI-ready' data center in Vernon, California through a joint venture with Goodman Group, expected to begin delivering capacity in December 2026.
Where is DataBank headquartered?
DataBank is headquartered in the historic former Federal Reserve Bank Building at 400 South Akard Street in downtown Dallas, Texas, a seven-story building built in 1921 and converted into a data center in 2000.
How many data centers does DataBank operate?
As of April 2026, DataBank describes its platform as 70+ data centers and interconnection sites across 25+ U.S. markets, growing from six data centers when Raul Martynek joined as CEO in 2016.
Does DataBank operate outside the United States?
No — based on available research, DataBank's physical data center footprint is entirely within the United States, spanning major metros such as Dallas, Atlanta, Kansas City, New York/New Jersey, Northern Virginia, Salt Lake City, and Los Angeles.
Does DataBank offer colocation services?
DataBank is classified as a colocation provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide colocation services. Please contact DataBank directly to confirm colocation availability.
Does DataBank offer cloud services?
DataBank is classified as a cloud provider among other services it offers — we can't confirm which specific facilities provide cloud services. Please contact DataBank directly to confirm cloud availability.
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